Justifiably

Blake is justifiably proud of his pioneering role within England’s youth system that meant he coached 18 of England’s 23-man squadat the 2018 World Cup in Russia at some stage of their careers.

Business owners are justifiably concerned about business impacts, associated costs, and timescale around meeting regulatory compliances (including safety standards), however we must act now to prepare for the changes and obligations ahead.

Graham Potter will justifiably point to Chelsea’s ill-luck with absentees but the bottom line is this defeat leaves them in the unaccustomed position of 10th, 10 points off the Champions League places.

It is justifiably intolerable.

It’s not racially divisive, but it is divisive, and justifiably so.

Nobody can fairly suggest that Payton would “tank” in any of the games ahead just to more justifiably dispose of Wilson.

NVIDIA Corporation () has, quite justifiably, gained a significant amount of interest following its latest earnings report.

The president said in a statement that he was “outraged and deeply pained to see the horrific video" of the beating and said people who see it will be “justifiably outraged".

They are shocked, dismayed and justifiably angry.

He can justifiably say he has a more authentic working-class background than many of his predecessors.

In a post on ‘X’ leader of the Vale council, councillor Lis Burnett issued the following statement: “A number of years ago this Council was justifiably proud of having no residents placed in temporary accommodation.

It justifiably lays claim to the title of Entrepreneurial University of Wales for the fourth year in a row, in recognition of it being the Welsh university that backed the most graduate start-up businesses.

Justifiably, the children look upon the couple as Mum and Dad.

On Thursday night, Sean O’Malley won the ESPY award for Best UFC Fighter, and the MMA community was justifiably up in arms.

Plenty of people consider it an abomination, and many even (justifiably? harshly?) judge people who like it.

The choice to go forward with it reeks — whether justifiably or not — of the very same IP-driven way of thinking that has come to dominate Hollywood decision-making.

The Italian state has recognized the Griko people not only as a linguistic minority in the country but as an ethnic Greek minority as well, bestowing on these distinct people a status of which they should be justifiably proud.

These are prestigious achievements, contested by members from all over N Ireland, and the ladies should feel justifiably proud!

CG: Citizens, investors and savers everywhere are justifiably scared, if not of the virus itself then certainly of financial ruin.

Even if Nersa decides that consumers, including mining companies, can justifiably be asked to pay for the shortcomings in Eskom’s management decisions, demand will be reduced and with it, Eskom’s income, the Council said.